PS 181
Public Opinion and Foreign Policy
Study of the domestic politics of foreign policy, especially the relationship between leaders and people, which is central to democratic theory and practice. Examination of public and elite opinions on international issues: nuclear weapons, arms control, military intervention, and defense spending; historical and comparative focus. Inquiry into the determinants of attitudes, the impact of public opinion, the role of the media, and the effects of foreign policy events on domestic politics. Recommendations: PS 61.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗Current public catalogue; retrieved 2026-11-05